Question for the Jefferson pros !!!

Timbuk3

What's a fair price to pay for a
1939-d Jefferson NGC MS-67
Thanks !!!

mingot

Not a pro, but there is not a pat answer to that question.

A good starting point is PCGS 66 money, though.

And is this reverse of 40 or 38? there is a slight difference there.

The last four PCGS MS-66 (reverse of 40) auctions brought 121/121/195/86.

Timbuk3

Thanks for your response.
It's not indicated on the slab
but I think it's a rev of 40 !!!

WoodenJefferson

With nice eye appeal, an easy $150 a dog one C-note

Timbuk3

Please explain the diffences
between a 1939 d with reverse
of 1938 and 1940. Not sure
if I got it correct !!!

mingot

check out the steps in these two pictures. wavy are reverse of 38, well defined straight lines are reverse of 40.

stephunter

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CarlWohlforth

Yup, great photos of beautiful coins. You don't even need a close up to notice the difference in step detail.

Timbuk3

Got it !!! Thank you very much.

BigDowgie

mingot is right on the money in my opinion. If it is a great looking MS67 and not an MS66 in an MS67 holder, you might be able to 2X (no more then 3X) those prices. You'll need to find a buyer who does not already have one!

Great Proof Jeffies posted there!